NationStates Jolt Archive


My Political Stance

Suicidal Librarians
03-09-2004, 22:52
For the most part I am independent, neither party. But if I had to be on one side and vote for the candidate representing that party every presidential election I would probably choose Republican. This is just a generalization, but most Republicans seem a tad bit more down to earth to me. Democrats tend to look like they are really slick and sly, like used-car salesmen, and I just don't trust them as much. It just seems to me like they tend to be in office more for their own benefit than the country's benefit. Anyway, that is just my opinion.
MKULTRA
03-09-2004, 22:53
you truley are suicidal arent you? LOL
New Genoa
03-09-2004, 22:56
Republicans down to earth??? :headbang:

Puh-leeze!
CSW
03-09-2004, 22:57
For the most part I am independent, neither party. But if I had to be on one side and vote for the candidate representing that party every presidential election I would probably choose Republican. This is just a generalization, but most Republicans seem a tad bit more down to earth to me. Democrats tend to look like they are really slick and sly, like used-car salesmen, and I just don't trust them as much. It just seems to me like they tend to be in office more for their own benefit than the country's benefit. Anyway, that is just my opinion.
Well, the two democratic senators from my state (I've had the privilage to meet both) are very down to Earth people, and one of the senators even sends his son to my school (Public, which is a rather bold statement to make in DE, considering...).
Suicidal Librarians
03-09-2004, 22:58
Republicans down to earth??? :headbang:

Puh-leeze!

When I compare Kerry and Bush I would say that Bush is WAY more down to earth. When I compare Clinton and the other Bush I would say that Bush was also WAY more down to earth.
The Island of Rose
03-09-2004, 22:58
You musta stolen my stash...
Suicidal Librarians
03-09-2004, 22:59
Well, the two democratic senators from my state (I've had the privilage to meet both) are very down to Earth people, and one of the senators even sends his son to my school (Public, which is a rather bold statement to make in DE, considering...).

As I said, it was a generalization, and it is only my opinion.
CSW
03-09-2004, 23:00
When I compare Kerry and Bush I would say that Bush is WAY more down to earth. When I compare Clinton and the other Bush I would say that Bush was also WAY more down to earth.
There both are (multi) millionares who have more money they you will most likely ever see, and they both come from the same general area. Bush isn't down to earth at all, unless you mean a bit...slow, then yes.
New Genoa
03-09-2004, 23:00
And if Democrats are more in it for themselves why is it that it's the Democrats who spend more money on welfare, social security, healthcare, etc. whereas Republicans want to privatize it? I mean, c'mon..
Suicidal Librarians
03-09-2004, 23:06
Stop freaking out. I'm not old enough to vote yet, so I won't go out, vote for Bush and cause him to win the election by a single vote.
New Genoa
03-09-2004, 23:08
I just find it odd that you find the Republicans to be the more down-to-earth people when they're typically viewed as the wealthier "fatcats."

Surely there are more logical reasons to like Republicans..
Suicidal Librarians
03-09-2004, 23:10
I just find it odd that you find the Republicans to be the more down-to-earth people when they're typically viewed as the wealthier "fatcats."

Surely there are more logical reasons to like Republicans..

The tend to support hunting more than democrats.
CSW
03-09-2004, 23:13
The tend to support hunting more than democrats.
Newsflash:
Most people don't hunt.
Suicidal Librarians
03-09-2004, 23:21
Newsflash:
Most people don't hunt.

Yeah, so?
CSW
03-09-2004, 23:23
Yeah, so?
Not exactly something that is good to benchmark people on or most of the people in the United States aren't 'down to earth'.
New Genoa
03-09-2004, 23:24
Hunting is hardly an excuse to be called down-to-earth.

I'd rather have a Democrat who at least tries to protect the environment than a republican who wants to destroy it.
Suicidal Librarians
03-09-2004, 23:25
Hunting is hardly an excuse to be called down-to-earth.

I'd rather have a Democrat who at least tries to protect the environment than a republican who wants to destroy it.

Hunting destroys the environment? You've been on too many animal rights websites.
Suicidal Librarians
03-09-2004, 23:26
Not exactly something that is good to benchmark people on or most of the people in the United States aren't 'down to earth'.

I still don't trust Democrats as much as Republicans.
John Bernhardt
03-09-2004, 23:28
Actually the number of trees since industrialization have grown and hunting prevents overpopulation. The deer population has actually grown quite rapidly since people started capitalizing it.

There you go capitalists have the intention of building things and creating wealth from it.

Both Bush and Kerry suck we haven't had a good president since Calvin Coolidge.
Shimalia
03-09-2004, 23:30
Actually the number of trees since industrialization have grown and hunting prevents overpopulation.

where are you getthing this bullshit info from again???
Custodes Rana
03-09-2004, 23:34
Surely there are more logical reasons to like Republicans..

No there's not.

And there are no illogical reasons to like Republicans, either. :D
Gronde
03-09-2004, 23:36
There both are (multi) millionares who have more money they you will most likely ever see, and they both come from the same general area. Bush isn't down to earth at all, unless you mean a bit...slow, then yes.
. . .
Didn't you know that Kerry is worth billions? He married into the Heinz fortune. . . .and he claims to be a "man of the people". Lol.
Elogonia
03-09-2004, 23:42
When I compare Kerry and Bush I would say that Bush is WAY more down to earth. When I compare Clinton and the other Bush I would say that Bush was also WAY more down to earth.

I agree. I also think that Bush is more down-to-earth than Kerry. This is saying quite a bit, considering my overall opinion of the man. And I can't make myself like Kerry, no matter how much I want to. However, it's kind of hard not to view Clinton as a "down-to-earth" person. Any person who's had their problems scattered all over the world for public debate doesn't seem to far away from us. "I like Clinton. He has REAL problems." - Chris Rock ^_-

Anyhow, there's still a greasy quality about President Bush. There's a couple of things I can't ignore: opting out of his military service during Vietnam, insisting we wage a war against an idea (albeit a bad idea) we both can and cannot win, and someone who is basing his speeches and public announcements entirely on fear, freedom!America!freedom!freedom!, calls to action, and a national convention that spent much of its time mudslinging.

This election should prove to be very intersting..
Galliam
03-09-2004, 23:43
Newsflash:
Most people don't hunt.

just a stab, but you're probably not from the midwest.
Suicidal Librarians
03-09-2004, 23:44
Well, anyway, I said it before and I'll say it again, all the things I said were just a generalization and my opinion. And I'm independent anyway, so I'm not really on either side.
New Genoa
03-09-2004, 23:45
I'm independent as well; I don't like the concept of "party loyalty."
MKULTRA
03-09-2004, 23:46
When I compare Kerry and Bush I would say that Bush is WAY more down to earth. When I compare Clinton and the other Bush I would say that Bush was also WAY more down to earth.
yeah if you define down to earth as stupid and moronic. But Bush has no idea how the average american lives at all ...Bush actally grew up in Connecticut-I see you were duped into Bushs lame attempt at trying to look like a Reaganesque rancher type. Was it the hokey accent that did it for you?
CSW
03-09-2004, 23:46
just a stab, but you're probably not from the midwest.
South.
Kalizma
03-09-2004, 23:48
For the most part I am independent, neither party. But if I had to be on one side and vote for the candidate representing that party every presidential election I would probably choose Republican. This is just a generalization, but most Republicans seem a tad bit more down to earth to me. Democrats tend to look like they are really slick and sly, like used-car salesmen, and I just don't trust them as much. It just seems to me like they tend to be in office more for their own benefit than the country's benefit. Anyway, that is just my opinion.


I really feel for you... You poor american people. Let's see you can vote for a right wing party that's all for wat, or you can vote for the other guys, who incidentaly all stand for the same stuff. Hmmmm... a right wing party or a right wing party. This reminds me of those age old commercials for ABC detergent. "Can you see the difference, I can't see the difference."

I'm just happy that at least I can vote for a spectrum of condidates, from the left wing to the right wing.

That's all

P.S. I'm from Saskatchewan... look it up if you don't know where that is.
Suicidal Librarians
03-09-2004, 23:48
yeah if you define down to earth as stupid and moronic. But Bush has no idea how the average american lives at all ...Bush actally grew up in Connecticut-I see you were duped into Bushs lame attempt at trying to look like a Reaganesque rancher type. Was it the hokey accent that did it for you?

It has nothing to do with where he is from or what accent he has. I know you are extremely liberal so I'm not even going to attempt to argue with you about President Bush.
MKULTRA
03-09-2004, 23:49
Hunting destroys the environment? You've been on too many animal rights websites.
Hunting may not destroy the environment but Bushs policies certainly do
Suicidal Librarians
03-09-2004, 23:49
Hunting may not destroy the environment but Bushs policies certainly do

Like I said, I don't like to argue with liberals about politics.
MKULTRA
03-09-2004, 23:50
I still don't trust Democrats as much as Republicans.
because you think emotionally not rationally and you allow yourself to be decieved by false surface appearences
Kalizma
03-09-2004, 23:50
When I compare Kerry and Bush I would say that Bush is WAY more down to earth. When I compare Clinton and the other Bush I would say that Bush was also WAY more down to earth.


I'm not even American and I can tell you that statement should be made with more than a strong dose of sarcasm.
Dar es Saalam
03-09-2004, 23:51
Someone mentioned democrats are more "down to earth" (whatever THAT means) than republicans, b/c democrats support welfare, and other social crutches. The democrats support these programs simply because the republicans do not, and untill you fools wake up and understand there is only ONE party, repubs and dems interchagable in this party, then nothing will change. DOwn with the 2 party system! Lets get some libertarians, greens, reforms and independents on the national ticket, with equal funding!!!!! :mad: :mad: :mad:
MKULTRA
03-09-2004, 23:52
. . .
Didn't you know that Kerry is worth billions? He married into the Heinz fortune. . . .and he claims to be a "man of the people". Lol.
name one thing Bush has done for the people in 4 years
Galliam
03-09-2004, 23:53
South.
Where I'm from, saying that most people don't hunt will get you many blank stares and at least fifty people calling you a dumbass.

It's basically our weekend activity around here. At least if you're not fishing. The season Opener is a state holiday.
MKULTRA
03-09-2004, 23:55
Like I said, I don't like to argue with liberals about politics.
because youll lose ;)
CSW
03-09-2004, 23:55
Where I'm from, saying that most people don't hunt will get you many blank stares and at least fifty people calling you a dumbass.

It's basically our weekend activity around here. At least if you're not fishing. The season Opener is a state holiday.
A very small minority hunts down here, less up north (in the Urban areas), so I guess it evens out.
Nivendia
03-09-2004, 23:57
Hope u don't mind me jumping in on this thread, but I'm from Australia, and i'd like to point out how *odd* many of us find your election system!! See, we have elections coming up too, (a few weeks before yours). We have the Liberals and Labor (like your Republicans and Democrats, respectively - although both a little more left -thank GOD for that!!). But the difference is, we HAVE to vote - theres a coupla hundred dollars find for not voting. What that means, is we have elections decided on Policy direction (if not the specifics). The sense we get over here, is that each of your candidates tries the throw the flashiest parade, and create a general sense of the party, in order to woo voters. For us, its this bizarre situation where the whole election is fought on a concoted personal character!!! Like Bush tries to sound resolute and strong (pity he can't read) - and Kerry keeps pushing is 'Nam record as some kind of political qualification. Ah, you American's are CRAZY!!! ;)
Kalizma
03-09-2004, 23:58
name one thing Bush has done for the people in 4 years

Ok maybe 2

1.) made american's hated by lots of countries that didn't care about them before

2.) Made american's look like the least intelligent people in the world
Galliam
03-09-2004, 23:58
A very small minority hunts down here, less up north (in the Urban areas), so I guess it evens out.

What's there to hunt anyway?
New Izlabaka
03-09-2004, 23:59
Hunting is a barbaric thing which serves no purpose, we have plenty of food and dont give me that population control bullshit.

Anyways, The republicans fucked up its the Democrats turn to return the Clinton years and rebuild a surplus. And who ever said most people in the Midwest hunt thats a lie i live in Illinois, and we dont hunt and i have to put up with Conservative bullshit living in Illinois only Republican County. (tho there party here is underfunded which is wonderful :)
CSW
03-09-2004, 23:59
What's there to hunt anyway?
In the Urban areas? Uh...

*innocent*
MKULTRA
04-09-2004, 00:00
Ok maybe 2

1.) made american's hated by lots of countries that didn't care about them before

2.) Made american's look like the least intelligent people in the world
yeah but he did those things to throw the world into chaos so he can loot for his rich friends
Elogonia
04-09-2004, 00:00
Lets get some libertarians, greens, reforms and independents on the national ticket, with equal funding!!!!! :mad: :mad: :mad:

Yes, let's. I'd probably burst from pleasure to see an Independent or Libertarian with equal funding AND footing (enough for the votes given to them to make a difference). I would adore that.
Suicidal Librarians
04-09-2004, 00:01
because youll lose ;)

No, because I don't care that much about politics, and because I don't believe in most liberal views. And I'm sure you would be so proud of your self if you beat me in a political debate, you would have beaten a 12-year-old, that would have deserved some kind of award.
Galliam
04-09-2004, 00:02
Hunting is a barbaric thing which serves no purpose, we have plenty of food and dont give me that population control bullshit.

Anyways, The republicans fucked up its the Democrats turn to return the Clinton years and rebuild a surplus. And who ever said most people in the Midwest hunt thats a lie i live in Illinois, and we dont hunt and i have to put up with Conservative bullshit living in Illinois only Republican County. (tho there party here is underfunded which is wonderful :)

I don't live in illinios, I wouldn't know. I don't wanna live in illinios cause of people like you. In Minnesota, hunting is like a religion. And since Minnesotans are naturally superior to most states... yeah.
Suicidal Librarians
04-09-2004, 00:03
Hunting is a barbaric thing which serves no purpose, we have plenty of food and dont give me that population control bullshit.

Anyways, The republicans fucked up its the Democrats turn to return the Clinton years and rebuild a surplus. And who ever said most people in the Midwest hunt thats a lie i live in Illinois, and we dont hunt and i have to put up with Conservative bullshit living in Illinois only Republican County. (tho there party here is underfunded which is wonderful :)

People all over the United States hunt, and you are stupid if you say that people in Illinois don't. Anyway, this thread isn't about hunting so stop talking about it. Anyway, better Conservative b.s. than Liberal b.s.
New Izlabaka
04-09-2004, 00:04
Lol no your wrong were the Midwest and were supperior lol
Galliam
04-09-2004, 00:04
Yes, let's. I'd probably burst from pleasure to see an Independent or Libertarian with equal funding AND footing (enough for the votes given to them to make a difference). I would adore that.

Me too.
New Izlabaka
04-09-2004, 00:05
Wow that was only part of what i said, notice how you didnt respond to the Important part?

close minded conservatives
CSW
04-09-2004, 00:08
People all over the United States hunt, and you are stupid if you say that people in Illinois don't. Anyway, this thread isn't about hunting so stop talking about it. Anyway, better Conservative b.s. than Liberal b.s.
How so?
Galliam
04-09-2004, 00:08
Wow that was only part of what i said, notice how you didnt respond to the Important part?

close minded conservatives

Close minded liberals. The term closed minded is total bullshit. I'm a republican, but just cause I made up my mind, does that makes me some kind of evil close minded bastard? NO People who use that term are only mad cause I happen to disagree.
MKULTRA
04-09-2004, 00:09
No, because I don't care that much about politics, and because I don't believe in most liberal views. And I'm sure you would be so proud of your self if you beat me in a political debate, you would have beaten a 12-year-old, that would have deserved some kind of award.
at what age will you start caring about the world? Your almost of draft age you know ;)
New Izlabaka
04-09-2004, 00:11
Do you know who Alan Keyes is he is running for senate in my state and Barack Obama will win because Alan Keyes embarrsed himself and the Party, AND the Republican party another african to run against an african which shows how scared they are. And Basically this canidate is supposed to run and loose.
MKULTRA
04-09-2004, 00:12
People all over the United States hunt, and you are stupid if you say that people in Illinois don't. Anyway, this thread isn't about hunting so stop talking about it. Anyway, better Conservative b.s. than Liberal b.s.
but liberal bs is truer
Sparltopia
04-09-2004, 00:12
name one thing Bush has done for the people in 4 years

That whole medical thing he passed for the old folks seems to help them.

Not that I agree with him doing it, but you ask and I deliver.

I personally would love to see more parties in the American system. That way people aren't screwed into either voting for the lesser evil or just throw their votes away.

As for myself, I used to know where I fell on the political spectrum, or rather I thought I knew. Right now, I'm not so sure. I'd say I hover around Libertarian, but maybe not.

Now, about this hunting is barbaric thing. I'm gonna have to say no. No, it's not. As long as a person eats the animal he hunts, there's nothing wrong about it at all. I don't know about you, but I have a hard time ever finding deer meat in the store. Yet it's some pretty good stuff.

I don't like it if someone just hunts animals for the hell of hunting them and then leaves them there to rot, or if they kill it only to post its head on their wall, but it's their right. If I remember correctly, you do need to obtain a licence to hunt. As long as they don't go over their limit, I see no reason to go after them.
MKULTRA
04-09-2004, 00:14
Do you know who Alan Keyes is he is running for senate in my state and Barack Obama will win because Alan Keyes embarrsed himself and the Party, AND the Republican party another african to run against an african which shows how scared they are. And Basically this canidate is supposed to run and loose.
Alan Keyes is also hypocrite -He criticized Hillary Clinton for being a carpetbagger and thats exactly what he is too
Von Witzleben
04-09-2004, 00:14
When I compare Kerry and Bush I would say that Bush is WAY more down to earth. When I compare Clinton and the other Bush I would say that Bush was also WAY more down to earth.
Yeah. Cause Bush talks to God. WAY!!!
Galliam
04-09-2004, 00:15
Alan Keyes is also hypocrite -He criticized Hillary Clinton for being a carpetbagger and thats exactly what he is too

Buit the only reason he's doing it is too at least attempt to challenge someone who was running unopposed. Hillary went cause everybody knew she'd win.
New Izlabaka
04-09-2004, 00:16
i could see Bush in his hotel room
"God Please let me win the election please god please"
(personally i am agnostic not atheist, so i belive there is a form of the afterlife)

As to where John Kerry is not praying for a win but going for it.


( I am not meaning to offend any one who practices a religon, when religon is not taken out of contest by extremists it can be a beautiful thing.)
CSW
04-09-2004, 00:17
Buit the only reason he's doing it is too at least attempt to challenge someone who was running unopposed. Hillary went cause everybody knew she'd win.
Spin spin spin...
MKULTRA
04-09-2004, 00:17
That whole medical thing he passed for the old folks seems to help them.

Not that I agree with him doing it, but you ask and I deliver.

I personally would love to see more parties in the American system. That way people aren't screwed into either voting for the lesser evil or just throw their votes away.

As for myself, I used to know where I fell on the political spectrum, or rather I thought I knew. Right now, I'm not so sure. I'd say I hover around Libertarian, but maybe not.

Now, about this hunting is barbaric thing. I'm gonna have to say no. No, it's not. As long as a person eats the animal he hunts, there's nothing wrong about it at all. I don't know about you, but I have a hard time ever finding deer meat in the store. Yet it's some pretty good stuff.

I don't like it if someone just hunts animals for the hell of hunting them and then leaves them there to rot, or if they kill it only to post its head on their wall, but it's their right. If I remember correctly, you do need to obtain a licence to hunt. As long as they don't go over their limit, I see no reason to go after them.Bushs medicare Deform Bill actaully stole affordable drugs from the hands of seniors and he forbade the govt from being able to negotiate with price gouging drug companies for cheaper prices. He bascially let greedy drug companies write the entire Bill and he made the health insurance crisis much worse as a result to the extent that the senate is trying to minimize some of the damage of it with new bills
Sparltopia
04-09-2004, 00:20
Bushs medicare Deform Bill actaully stole affordable drugs from the hands of seniors and he forbade the govt from being able to negotiate with price gouging drug companies for cheaper prices. He bascially let greedy drug companies write the entire Bill and he made the health insurance crisis much worse as a result to the extent that the senate is trying to minimize some of the damage of it with new bills


Hmm. Is that so? Care to link to any evidence of this, or is it what you've heard somewhere? I'm not here to completely deny any truth to your claim, but as specific as that is, surely you have some source for your reasoning.
Gronde
04-09-2004, 00:20
name one thing Bush has done for the people in 4 years
You didn't even address what I really said. You just tried to shift the topic and change what I said. (Why do so many liberals do that?)
Left Ideals
04-09-2004, 00:26
just a stab, but you're probably not from the midwest.

??? Um, I'm from rural Idaho, and I can't make the claim that most people hunt.
Galliam
04-09-2004, 00:32
??? Um, I'm from rural Idaho, and I can't make the claim that most people hunt.

How many people do you know? Rural Idaho doesn't really have many people at all. If it's rural than they are probably spending a lot of time farming anyway.
Siljhouettes
04-09-2004, 01:19
What is the purpose of this thread?

Like I said, I don't like to argue with liberals about politics.
Are you afraid we might convince you of our points of view?
Faithfull-freedom
04-09-2004, 01:32
For the most part I am independent, neither party. But if I had to be on one side and vote for the candidate representing that party every presidential election I would probably choose Republican. This is just a generalization, but most Republicans seem a tad bit more down to earth to me. Democrats tend to look like they are really slick and sly, like used-car salesmen, and I just don't trust them as much. It just seems to me like they tend to be in office more for their own benefit than the country's benefit. Anyway, that is just my opinion.

I think she is talking about hunting because its a tradition that goes back to the begining of man, and if you for the most part are not for preserving some heritages of man (that millions of Americans love and cherish , if you grow up in the country its a part of life usualy) then you really are in it for yourself not man kind. But I could make the exact same argument for republicans in another instance.
Down to earth is what the republican party is based on but the radical right wing is no better than the radical left.... But I do see what your saying for sure.
Deltaepsilon
04-09-2004, 01:33
Stop freaking out. I'm not old enough to vote yet, so I won't go out, vote for Bush and cause him to win the election by a single vote.
Dude, you shouldn't have posted if you didn't want a response.
BastardSword
04-09-2004, 01:44
That whole medical thing he passed for the old folks seems to help them.

Not that I agree with him doing it, but you ask and I deliver.

I personally would love to see more parties in the American system. That way people aren't screwed into either voting for the lesser evil or just throw their votes away.

As for myself, I used to know where I fell on the political spectrum, or rather I thought I knew. Right now, I'm not so sure. I'd say I hover around Libertarian, but maybe not.

Now, about this hunting is barbaric thing. I'm gonna have to say no. No, it's not. As long as a person eats the animal he hunts, there's nothing wrong about it at all. I don't know about you, but I have a hard time ever finding deer meat in the store. Yet it's some pretty good stuff.

I don't like it if someone just hunts animals for the hell of hunting them and then leaves them there to rot, or if they kill it only to post its head on their wall, but it's their right. If I remember correctly, you do need to obtain a licence to hunt. As long as they don't go over their limit, I see no reason to go after them.
Dude, Dear meat isn't that good. Unless you have different deer than us Virginians do.
Now Bear meat is mmm great.
Faithfull-freedom
04-09-2004, 01:57
Dude, Dear meat isn't that good. Unless you have different deer than us Virginians do. Now Bear meat is mmm great.

Then you have to try some western black tail or mulie venison wrapped with bacon....................... hmm.. yum yum tasty nuggets.
Gronde
05-09-2004, 15:00
And thus another flame fest was prevented by a meat descussion. :p
MKULTRA
05-09-2004, 20:13
Hmm. Is that so? Care to link to any evidence of this, or is it what you've heard somewhere? I'm not here to completely deny any truth to your claim, but as specific as that is, surely you have some source for your reasoning.
well you should already be aware of all these corporate giveaways in this Bill meant to destroy medicare since you were the one to bring it up. Why were you praising something you didnt even know any of the details to? Did you get it from Foxnews propaganda?
MKULTRA
05-09-2004, 20:15
You didn't even address what I really said. You just tried to shift the topic and change what I said. (Why do so many liberals do that?)
its a little trick they picked up from conservatives along the way
MKULTRA
05-09-2004, 20:18
And thus another flame fest was prevented by a meat descussion. :p
LOL
Roachsylvania
05-09-2004, 21:36
Yeah. Cause Bush talks to God. WAY!!!
Yeah... I gotta say, the fact that ANY (let alone most) of the major decision other people make that affect my life are based on religion scares the crap out of me.
Skepticism
05-09-2004, 21:37
For the most part I am independent, neither party. But if I had to be on one side and vote for the candidate representing that party every presidential election I would probably choose Republican. This is just a generalization, but most Republicans seem a tad bit more down to earth to me. Democrats tend to look like they are really slick and sly, like used-car salesmen, and I just don't trust them as much. It just seems to me like they tend to be in office more for their own benefit than the country's benefit. Anyway, that is just my opinion.

You know that on these "politically charged" boards this is virtually equivilant to flame-bait. But hey, everyone deserves some fun once in a while.

No, because I don't care that much about politics, and because I don't believe in most liberal views. And I'm sure you would be so proud of your self if you beat me in a political debate, you would have beaten a 12-year-old, that would have deserved some kind of award.

Actually, you could probably beat MKULTRA, who argues rather poorly and writes of about the same quality. He also believes that the Department of Defense attacked the Pentagon on September 11th with a missile, for...some...reason.

Bush's Medicare "Deform Bill" actually stole affordable drugs from the hands of seniors and [remove he] forbade the government from being able to negotiate with price-gouging drug companies for cheaper prices. He basically let greedy drug companies write the entire bill and he made the health insurance crisis much worse as a result, to the extent that the Senate is trying to minimize some of its damage with new bills. [And here is where the evidence goes...]

Well you should already be aware of all [of the] corporate giveaways in this bill [which were] meant to destroy Medicare [extra space] since you were the one to bring it up. Why were you praising something you didn't even know any of the details [of]? Did you get it from Fox[ ]News propaganda?

And yet he offers still no proof, or evidence, and instead attacks you, and Fox News. Geez, MKULTRA, did you attend the Rush Limbaugh School of Debate?


What I hate are the people supposedly on the same damn side as myself who argue so poorly that they make their entire "side" look like poorly informed idiots. Please when you do vote, think not of MKULTRA but someone who actually makes sense when considering the true face of liberalism.

Democrats: The government should use its power to help people who need it.
Republicans: The government shouldn't use its power, but let the free market fix all problems.

How that makes Democrats more selfish I have not a clue.

Now for some damn INFORMATION concerning that Medicare bill:

http://www.wsws.org/articles/2004/mar2004/medi-m31.shtml
http://www.democrats.org/specialreports/medicarescandals/passage.html
http://www.cbsnews.com/stories/2003/10/23/politics/main579645.shtml


Democrats charge the plan is a sellout to drug companies — and pointed out the bill's prime supporters have received $14 million from the health care industry.

http://www.aflcio.org/issuespolitics/socialsecurity/ns07307003.cfm
http://www.fightforthefuture.org/medicarebill.cfm
http://www.freep.com/news/nw/medi22_20040322.htm
http://releases.usnewswire.com/GetRelease.asp?id=34593

As one can see, many folks are very unhappy with this bill, which does indeed appear to greatly enrich massive pharmaceutical companies (most profitable iindustry in America!), arguably at the expense of Joe Ordinary Senior.
The Holy Word
06-09-2004, 13:03
No, because I don't care that much about politics, and because I don't believe in most liberal views. You'd always vote for the same party and you don't believe in debating with anyone you disagree with. This must be some kind of new defination of "independant" I was previously unaware of.And I'm sure you would be so proud of your self if you beat me in a political debate, you would have beaten a 12-year-old, that would have deserved some kind of award.Cut that out. Seriously. Do you want to be judged for your arguments or your age?
Sparltopia
07-09-2004, 08:18
I haven't read the links, however I must applaud that you would answer the question. I'll have to take some time later to read them, maybe I'll learn something.

As to MKULTRA, the general assumption of a bill that is going to cost the government a large sum of money is that those it's named for, in this case, the old folks, will receive benefits as a result.

You challenge the norm, and so it helps to have a reason. Otherwise it's word vs. word. Serves you more to have word vs fact of sort.